RE: Recovery play19 Nov 2018 20:37
On the plus side, the company secured four new customers during the reporting period, most of which were contracted towards the end of the half-year period.
The software firm, which parted company with its chairman and chief executive in June, has been busy cutting costs this year and said that annualised net cost savings of £890,000 have been achieved.
The half-year loss before tax was £575,000, compared to a loss of £538,000 the year before.
Cash and cash equivalents had fallen to £14,000 at the end of September from £326,000 a year earlier but since then the company has raised an additional £550,000 through a placing of shares and another £500,000 through the issue of loan notes.
"It has been a very difficult period since the announcement of the strategic review at the beginning of 2018, as that created uncertainty in the market about the company's position,” said Simon Charles, the non-executive chairman of Imaginatik.
“The company's new management continues to align costs to revenue," he added